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Message: [QUOTE="dimon4ik89, post: 7064097, member: 277875"] Of course, there are) in such moments I just stop playing so as not to spoil my mood further. I immediately go and do things that bring me joy and a good mood. There are days when, no matter what hand is dealt, you feel inside that you will lose. That's exactly what happens, opponents are dealt backdoor flushes, gutshots, and so on, and they run over my overpairs and other strong combinations. And there are days on the contrary, when you feel strength inside, self-confidence, and understand that today everything is on your side. One of the main skills in poker, and in general in any gambling, is to be able to stop in time, so as not to spoil your mood and not lose money. That's why I have written many times that in order to play poker well, you need to not only work on your game, but also on yourself and your personal skills. [/QUOTE]